1038 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. C11. 160. 1917 . '1‘¤mr>¤r¤ry¤¤¤¤•¤- rnuronanr nouns. M·¤¤i¤*¤¤¤ *<•<*¢*¤= M ’ l lodgin% h e d wood ard: Superintendent, $1,200; hm` forerl11Isi11i?l$%180; coo , ($\3g0;mi1ight wa&hman for six months, at $25 per month, $150; maintenance, $2,000; in all, $4,190. d,Q;%*;;* -‘-my *‘*°*· Tem rary Home for ex—Union Soldiers Sailors, Grand Army °m°' of the Rzpu lic: Superintendent, $1,200; janitor, $360; cook, $360; _ maintenance, $4,000; m all $5,920, t0_bo expended under the direc-
- ‘*****”*°¤°· tion of the commissioners; and ex-soldiers, sai1orsk0r_mar1nes of the
Spxamsh War, Philippine Insurrection, or China chef Expeditiond w o served at any time between April twenty-first eighteen hundre and nine;y·eixiht, and July fourth, nmeteen hundred and two, shall be dm`tt to t h . s,,§°*’° ***9 H°**’ lm 8 Fdr dare and6ma)iI1xit?enance of women and children under a_contract ` gamble; rxgéle {with the Florence Critten;<§n00lEgope and Help Mission by o `ties maintenance . ,,§,‘?‘f"},';,'“c{,2},lf;L,§'§ Soriirnmnu Rnnmr Socmrx: For,carh and maintenance of needy ¤*=¤¤¤·•w· and infrm Confederate veterans, their widows and dependents, resident in the District of Columbia, imder a contract to be made with the Southern Relief Society by the Board of Charities, $10,000. m';§‘,f“" ‘°' °‘° Narronar. Lmnaar ron rnn Bunn: For aid and sulpport of the National Inbglaiéy for th:tlB11nd,l0c%téed at Siegientegn Enddiired tand twenty-nine treet no west, to e en un er the ec ion of the Commissioners of the District of Cxdlumbia, $5,000. ,,,,°“]‘f,';"',gl,§,,P Conrmnia Ponmncnmo INs·rrru·rs: To aid the Columbia Polly-
- 4*- techmc Institute for the Bhnd, located at Eighteen hundred and eng t
H Street norithevegis to be ixglradleg under the direction of the Commissioners 0 the trict 0 ia $1,500. m§§,‘Z,¥’°" °‘ *“‘"‘°“° Hosrrrax. ron run Insarm: For supplort of indiqent insane of the llzistrict of Columbia m Saint Elizabet ’s Hospita , as provided by , w $400,000. ` atggmasgnsg. 81: Roi- deportation of nonresident insane persons, in accordance with ‘ **" ‘ the Act of Colnlgress " to change the proceedings for admission to the Government ospital for the Insane in certam cases, and for other purposes/’ aégproved January thirty—first, eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, ,000. im to Bud In 9XP6**di**g W9 fo¤’€g0i¤g S\1¤1 the disbursin officer of the District of Columbia is authorized to advance to the sgcreta of the Board of Charities, upon requisitions (previously approvedrhy the auditor of the District of Columbia, an upon such security as the commissioners may require of said secretary, sums of money not exceeding $300 at one time, to be used only for depsrtation of nonresident msane persons, and to be accounted for mont y on itemized vouchers Remdmwm to éhe acco3¥nt?§gogi(::Oe;o§•_téherlgiis1;nc¥oghColumb1a. 1 din f mms : r e o e r a o physicians to the TOT at not exceeding $1 jigiodvayniiatdh, ghg sirhall e appointed by the commissioners on the recommendation of the hm healt officer, $12,000. · pm PWM *"“*‘ s2']g%•,§NSmgTAm¤N or- raurnnsz For transportation of PBUPBFS, }'j' M w0IIKHOUBE.—AdmiDlStP&tlQHZ Superintendent, $2,500; chief aries. clerk, $1,200; assistant superintendent, $900; stenographer, $720; °¤ S- ra on: oremenjcons c `on , to t 90 , GMM with stegggragher sind officer, $600 tl $900 hm 1 S 0 sawmill $900; chief engineer and electriciag, suggiiiintendent wma b1’1Gkl§1l1'1,$1,500%Gl8XWYOfk6I, $480; superintendent tailor shop, $480; “"'“’°'°°°° ‘· lmllgalmtexgarégez mhygciau, $;égg0;1supergit;ndent of elrpithings and ry, ;s re ee r, ;s w 900- te 480; veterinary and officer, £'lE'80_; captain? olrgiiards,’$S1,2`00; gglsain of night watch, $900; two feceiving and discharging officers, at $1,000
